1991年戛納電影節導演雙週單元。作為“大正三部曲”的壓軸之作,本片充滿了肉 欲 色情與荒誕的色彩,講述的是一個鬼故事,圍繞著日本著名畫家兼詩人竹久夢二 (1884-1934)這個角色以及他的作品。角色被導演想象為一名由前搖滾明星澤田研二扮演的沉迷白日夢的花花公子,他終日為尋覓女色及死亡恐懼所困。他先後愛上了許 多女子,卻無一被他俘虜芳心。同時,他還不斷與同行對手過招,卻無法戰勝他們。為了向鈴木清順致敬,香港著名導演王家衛在《花樣年華》中採用了梅林茂的電影配樂,最早則來自該片《夢二》。
热播电视剧最新电影我不讲理吗?小爱一泡而红黑白森林胜利号从海底出击第三季女子推理社第二季星际之门SG-1第二季小小的我四叶银行原岛浩美有异议!~把赌注压在她身上~死亡乐章辣警狂花1船政学堂大厅里的孩子们扬琴手我的WiFi女友时间管理局 第三季简单的婚礼红蜘蛛1:十个女囚的临终告白70年代秀 第七季我是MC家庭、权力与原教旨主义Seijun Suzuki’s The Taisho Trilogy marks the apex of his artistic idiom, a style that is totally detached from his previous works of B-quality yakuza quickies. The trilogy successfully reinstates Suzuki as a virtuoso filmmaker after he fell out with the studio and went independent.
All three films are set in the Taisho era (1912-1926), and their male protagonists are intellectuals, in ZIGEUNERWEISEN, Aochi (a hunched Fujita, a fellow movie director dips his toes into performing in front of the camera), a professor of German, is gravitated to his former colleague-turned-nomad Nakasago (Harada) and his unconventional relationship with women, which could imperil Aochi’s own passionless marriage; in KAGERO-ZA, a playwright named Shunko Matsuzaki (Matsuda) is involuntarily hooked up with the wife of his patron, but is she a ghost with a grudge? And YUMEJI is a faux-biography treatment of Yumeji Takehisa (1884-1932), a Japanese poet and painter, whose creativity and inspiration gets mired in his abandon of wine, women, and song.
Fairly speaking, Suzuki’s male protagonists are made up by cowards, Aochi is too retiring and prim to acknowledge his feelings for geisha O-Ine (Ôtani) and her doppelgänger Sono (Ôtani again), Nakasago’s ill-treated wife; Shunko is a spooky fool who is none the wiser in the parlous game of temptation and sadomasochism; whereas Yumeji (rocker Sawada) is reduced to a skirt chaser whose raffish charm is lost on audience. Meantime, Suzuki and his scribe Yôzô Tanaka concoct a counterbalance in the person of Yoshio Harada, who appears in all three pictures (although in KAGERO-ZA, his role is a minor one), and basically plays the same character, the fickle, macho, irresponsible type, who is both attracted and repelled by pretty women, a standpoint streams across the trilogy.
Conversely, the petticoat presentation goes to the mystical, women are insubordinate despite of ostensible submission. In ZIGEUNERWEISEN, Aochi’s anachronistically coiffured wife Shuko (Yasuda, who also play three prominent characters in the trilogy and each time, carries off a different facade of the inscrutability of femininity) is (possibly fantasticated as) a bold temptress, an eroticized and emasculating tease; in KAGERO-ZA, Shinako (Yasuda again, peculiarly prim-looking), the phantom-like entity seduces and mesmerizes Shunko, can not be pinned down with any concrete conclusion, like a banshee, she wails for destruction, but she will not go down that path all by herself; in YUMEJI, variety increases, Tomoyo (Mariya) is a widow who entices and bemuses Yumeji, Hikono (Miyazaki) is the girl who loves him unconditionally, Oyo (Hirota), a frisky fangirl, is good for a fling. Thus the question is, which one is the muse he looks for? None would be a surprising answer.
Suzuki’s stream of consciousness fluidity is so adroit in nailing the yawning gender divide, the mutual incomprehensibility between the two sexes, and his imagery, with the gradation from colorfully subdued to profusely garish (culminated in YUMEJI, an chromatic feast almost too ornate by half), is an astonishing achievement, consistently striking through the trilogy: red crabs out of a dead woman’s crotch, solarized effect, porcelain dolls with erotic drawing inside, particolored balloons, just to name a few off the top of my head. They are so felicitous to the background (whether natural or artificial) and idiosyncratically expressive, their lusciousness is nearly ASMR-inducing. Then, the impeccable compositions often articulated with languid movements (beware of off-the-wall mirror images!), the rich scores mingling together traditional ear candies, jazz-infused effusion (Shigeru Umebayashi’s prominent theme strain of YUMEJi would later be plundered by Wong Kar Wai in his seminal mood-setter IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE, 2000) and the recurring Zigeunerweisen for sure, Suzuki’s avant-garde style is so profoundly rooted in the Japanese culture and mentality, yet, his conceit is transgressively modern, pace is deliberately slow, performances are highly theatrical while he flouts the boundary of storytelling.
The truth is, in all three films, the meandering plots never reach a point of clarity, they are dismembered along the line (all three features run over 2 hrs), yet, strangely enough, it is not exasperating, since it is Suzuki’s style of expression becomes the cynosure. Each time, audience are tickled to savor the transcendentally arranged scenery, rather than to decipher the signification of words or actions (which are sometimes contradictory and inconsistent). That said, if one watches all three in a row, it is liable to feel somewhat fatigued, since each film doesn’t possess enough personality to distinguish itself from the other two. Which explains why their ratings are descending, although KAGERO-ZA orchestrates a crucial Noh play to apparently explain the crux, how one can appreciate it varies differently.
By my lights, ZIGEUNERWEISEN is the best among the trinity, for being a more ludic and freewheeling vehicle that is almost unperturbed by affective force, and its psychic elements are more pellucid (a young daughter communicates with her dead father through dreams, versus the elusive suicidal pact in KAGERO-ZA), plus the inclusion of a triad of blind mendicant minstrels, chanting ribald ditties while the hierarchy of their sex preference goes through an irreverent modulation. And my final counsel is one picture at a time, The Taisho Trilogy is a rich mine where numen prevails and creativity brims.
referential entries: Suzuki’s PRINCESS RACOON (2005, 6.5/10); Kon Ichikawa’s THE MAKIOKA SISTERS (1983, 8.1/10).
Title: Zigeunerweisen
Original Title: Tsigoineruwaizen
Year: 1980
Country: Japan
Language: Japanese
Genre: Mystery
Director: Seijun Suzuki
Screenwriter: Yôzô Tanaka
based on the novel by Hyakken Uchida
Music: Kaname Karachi
Cinematography: Kazue Nagatsuka
Editing: Nobutake Kamiya
Cast:
Toshiya Fujita
Naoko Ôtani
Yoshio Harada
Michiyo Yasuda
Kisako Makishi
Akaji Maro
Kirin Kiki
Isao Tamagawa
Rating: 7.9/10
Title: Kagero-za
Year: 1981
Country: Japan
Language: Japanese
Genre: Fantasy, Thriller, Romance
Director: Seijun Suzuki
Screenwriter: Yôzô Tanaka
based on the novel by Kyoka Izumi
Music: Kaname Karachi
Cinematography: Kazue Nagatsuka
Editing: Akira Suzuki
Cast:
Yûsaku Matsuda
Michiyo Yasuda
Katsuo Nakamura
Mariko Kaga
Eriko Kusuda
Ryûtarô Ôtomo
Yoshio Harada
Emiko Azuma
Rating: 7.8/10
Title: Yumeji
Year: 1991
Country: Japan
Language: Japanese
Genre: Drama
Director: Seijun Suzuki
Screenwriter: Yôzô Tanaka
Music: Shigeru Umebayashi
Cinematography: Jun’ichi Fujisawa
Editing: Akira Suzuki
Cast:
Kenji Sawada
Tomoko Mariya
Yoshio Harada
Leona Hirota
Masumi Miyazaki
Kazuhiko Hasegawa
Michiyo Yasuda
Akaji Maro
Tamasaburô Bandô
Kimiko Yo
Chikako Miyagi
Rating: 7.6/10
夕阳下 吊钟花哼唱的歌, 乘着轻风飘过来 很是无奈。 等待啊 一心地等待 那人不再来。 盼夜幕的宵待草 不安地等待, 不要想 我不愿再想 不由地泪洒两腮, 今晚的月亮 似乎也不愿出来。
竹久梦二
为什么非得140
我好愁啊
我就不要有益
怎么这样
哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼哼
私奔作画无所谓谁,屠宰场排血管道通向湖底夫君,腌完萝卜腌大腿,镰刀追杀狗男女成了反社会英雄,扫雨如柱挂信物,渣男被认定死亡而丢失了名字,背叛皮球放飞天,诗人迷失吊死鬼之三途川,无法赶上梦中决斗……竹久梦二的《宵待草》新说,铃木清顺导演真-神经病的大正乡愁
梦二不是中二和疯癫,这里的梦二太过形式主义太过极端和脸谱化。
喻體構成多棱彩鞠:削弱彥乃對夢二影響意在他京都時代前的風格形成過程 無名氏幾乎可被視為西洋夷文化代表 成為解釋束縛或導致妻子人格的藉口亦系夢二創壓所在 駕白馬武士明顯同時托喻了白樺派及白馬會尤其是篤實 騎青牛和上吊而死恐指幸德大逆事件 暗流基督教社會主義之傾:夾縫在脫亞入歐大和正民主間
字幕烂到死,这路子应该很对CC的胃口,赶紧把大正浪漫三部曲整一套吧。
fantastic!
筱田俗丽浮世绘, 寺山诡丽脑髓狱, 铃木晦丽有佳句。竹久梦二三十五, 宵待草深处梅林茂
虽然看不太懂,但是还是感觉很牛逼。摄影大赞,画面绚烂至极,帧帧如画。观影过程仿佛又见寺山修司,太像了,荒诞的梦魇与呓语。最惊喜是梅林茂的配乐,太经典了,王家卫的花样年华也用了,可谓青出于蓝,真正的发扬光大了。
最后一部狂奔向意识流影像,情色和cult元素更加突出,即时的视听体验当然是很过瘾了;但三部曲连续看完只觉如黄粱一梦,醒后颇有点身心俱疲不过依然乐意在艳丽的欲望冲击里沦陷再多一会儿——算起来日影从70年代一直持续到90年代的前卫电影风潮真是大宝藏,各类型导演不拘一格无限尝试佳作频出,反观如今藩篱愈发紧锢,拍电影的人要有意识瞻前顾后,看电影的人更得下意识思前想后,这到底是哪里出了错位?
影片是梦二的梦与人生的交融,将他对生命的态度、生活中追求美和享乐的行为、作画的过程、与女性模特的艳遇,用想象的方式融汇在一起,复写出来。片子整体氛围仍然还是非理性的、暧昧的,并不乏恐怖的因素,虽然这恐怖因梦幻的戏谑意味而冲淡了,但“清顺的美学”依旧像天书,华丽诡异难懂。★★★★
竹久梦二...荒木经惟
纯正美术片。剧情倒在其次,虚无缥缈得不知所云。铃木清顺+荒木经惟+梅茂林。色彩艳丽,摄影考究,美女如云,情色浓郁。
后半部分基本就看不懂了,导演太不讨巧了,很多人物设定的提示总是一闪而过,忽略掉就完全不能明白了,有点极端了,不喜!
梦二受席勒,比亚兹莱和KLIMT影响太大,终归这么畸形。
我就是看看大和族美女们 最后那幅画好看
3.5
铃木清顺大正三部曲之三,一诡二迷三浪漫。最喜欢的一部。青年艺术家竹久梦二之画像。配乐极赞,构图依然精妙,然而最令人难以忘怀的还是极度强烈且完全陷入梦幻境地的色彩。实在妙极。
四点五。为数不多的独特电影美学者。有那么几个场景,很多个场景,望美兴叹啊。比竹久梦儿本人的许多画要惊叹许多了。接近结尾建立人事,早点好不好呢。那种笑容是在这种情况下也有的,当然有;是这样一个女人。表情反倒是十分微妙的一部电影;最为微妙之一。要找的不就是画上的那张脸么。要找谁;在等谁。实际上怀念的是西式舞厅、日式家室、喝酒的那么个小碟子和倚手的木东西,如此之中的女子,如此喝醉写下的诗……而那种真正相爱的灵魂之爱,基本也是大正三部曲之力量源泉。可没有这种情爱的爱情,还能不能有灵魂的爱呢?这么一问,完了完了,整个有失偏颇。怎么,我们诗人的激情难道只是女人?女人是我们拿来比喻我们自己之无限激情的客体好吧。情爱是有时候踩到灵魂的游戏罢了。那个女人永远不会转过头,也就是说没有哪个女人有画那么美,可又错了
大正三部曲,理想中的电影之一种,极度文艺的铃木清顺的任性与狂迷,色彩,摄影,布景,演员,极佳。50多分钟的时候,梅林茂已经在这个片子里用过《花样年华》的配乐了。
2D导演3D梦,竹久画影幻成空。船走镜移色迷蒙,独钓江湖铃木翁。才子脚踏芦苇风,扑蜂引蝶尽从容。金屋玉枕颠鸾凤,愿求极乐唤枪声。鹤仙挥笔一点通,不与群星竞峥嵘。
拍鬼拍梦容易。好好说话困难。